Alexander Paseau

Alexander Paseau is a Professor of Mathematical Philosophy and Stuart Hampshire Fellow and Tutor in Philosophy at Wadham College, University of Oxford. He holds British and Greek citizenship and has held visiting appointments at institutions including the Sydney Centre for the Foundations of Science and the Academy of Athens. His research spans epistemology, logic, metaphysics, philosophy of mathematics, and philosophy of religion. He has authored or co-authored multiple books, including *One True Logic* (Oxford, 2022) and *Indispensability* (Cambridge, 2023), and is editor of *The Blackwell Companion to the Philosophy of Mathematics* (forthcoming 2027).

Education: BA in Mathematics (Trinity College, Cambridge, 1996), Part II Philosophy (Cambridge, 1997), BPhil in Philosophy (Oxford, 1999), PhD in Philosophy (Cambridge, supervised by Alex Oliver). Career highlights include Research Fellowships at Jesus College, Cambridge, and editorial roles for *Mind* (2015–2018) and the *Journal for the Philosophy of Mathematics* (2025–2026).

Research interests focus on foundational issues in mathematics and logic, including indispensability arguments, rigor in mathematics, naturalism, modal logic, and Euclidean foundationalism. His work bridges historical and contemporary philosophy, exemplified in collaborations like *The Euclidean Programme* (with Wesley Wrigley, 2024).

Awards include Research Fellowships from the Mind Association and Leverhulme Trust. He supervises doctoral students in philosophy of mathematics and logic, with eight students completing DPhils under his guidance. Teaching includes courses on philosophy of mathematics, deductive logic, and Gödel’s incompleteness theorems.

Publications include over 40 journal articles, 11 book chapters, and contributions to encyclopedias like the *Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy*. Current projects include monographs on structuralism and the philosophy of historical mathematics.